The Triumph of God’s Purpose

par Theodore Andoseh

Two brothers. One womb, one home, one set of godly parents—and two opposite destinies. In this teaching from the World University of Prayer and Fasting, Theodore Andoseh walks slowly through Genesis 25–28 to show how God's purpose for a child, written before birth (Psalm 139), triumphs over every obstacle. Readers will trace the spiritual cradle that shaped Jacob and Esau—godly parents, answered prayer, and prophecy—and discover why every child is “named twice”, once at birth and once by his life. They will weigh core strengths against surface strengths, learn why “attraction reveals who you are”, and see authority pictured as the traffic lights that give a life its road. They will follow Jacob from grasping crook to Israel, the prince with God, through blessing and a personal encounter at Bethel—while Esau sells his birthright for red stew and fathers the enmity of Edom. Direct, unsentimental, and rooted throughout in Scripture, this is a handbook for children, parents, and disciple-makers who long to raise “profiles”—young lives in which God’s purpose is allowed to win. No matter how crooked the beginning, there is hope.

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